Hi there thanks a lot for your help.
I am just a bit confused ,so I should import the base
file and then check out a working copy of it and then
do svn commit ,but I dont understand the overwriting
thing.Can you please elaborate .
Thanks again.
Metrri Jain
--- François_Beausoleil <fbeausoleil@ftml.net> wrote:
> Hi !
>
> Metrri Jain wrote:
> > I recently implemented subversion for my
> repository.I
> > am facing a problem,can anybody please help me ,I
> have
> > different versions of a file which are not under
> > subversion right now but I want to bring those
> > different versions under subversion control.
> > And want to make a file as base and others as
> > different revisions of that file ,how can I do
> this.
>
> Simply checkout a working copy for where you want to
> import these files,
> and then copy the base version of the file. svn add
> it, then svn
> commit. Then, overwrite this file with the new
> version. Confirm the
> change with svn status, then svn commit it.
>
> Repeat the loop until you run out of versions...
>
> Alternatively, if you have more than one files, and
> they are in
> different folders, maybe you can use
> svn_load_dirs.pl, which is
> available in the Subversion repository. See the
> book for more info.
>
> Hope that helps !
> François
>
>
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